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West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09
THEFRIENDSHIP OF MEN AND
WOMEN. "
t6 Ella WheelerrWileox.

yia,stt6Ellg Wheeler Wilcox. .gff
rt When / pondered over all that |
heard, and placed my own personal
experiences and impressions along
with the other testimony, my con-
clusions might be classified some
thing as follows: ~
First-Men are more enthusiastic
and ready to espouse the canse Of
women than her sister women are.
Second-Women, when their in
terest is finally won, are more last
ing in their friendships.
Third.-There is an instructive
rivalry between women which. until
it is overcome by the bonds of sym
pathy, as a bar to true, nnselfish
friendship.
Fourth--There is an instructive at
traction between men and women
which is bar to safe and unselfish
friendship.
Fifth-Men expect more in re-
turn for their favors than women
do.
Sixth-Men are far more agreea
BILE to approach in matters requiring
courtesy and politeness.
Seventh-Women are far safer
and more reliable friends in the long
run.
Eighth-The friendship Of men
noticeable decreases after woman
marries.
Ninth-The friendship o. women
noticeably strengthens after a wo-
man marries.
Tenth--A good and efficient man
q better friend and adviser than a
weak woman.
Eleventh-A good and efficient
woman is better friend and adj
wiser than weak man.
Twelfth-There is no rule which
governs the matter.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09

On common carpenters square are
seven rows of small figures. What are
thew for?
The standard steel square has Il
blade twenty-four inches long, and
two inches wide, and tongue from
fourteen to eighteen inches long,and
one and one half inches wide. A
proper square should have the ordi
nary divisions of inches, halfinches.
quarters and eighths, and often six
teenths and thirty seconds. An
other portion of the square is divi-
ded into tweltths of an inch; this is
simply scale of twelve feet to an
inch, used for any purpose. The di-
agonal scale on the tongue near the
blade IS termed the cehtesimal scale,
sire by it a unit may be divided
into $50 equal parts. Upon one
side of the blade, running parallel
with the length, will he found nine
lines divided at intervals OF one
inch into spaces by cross lines. This
is plank, board and scantling meas
ure. In the center of the tongue are
generally two parallel lines, half an
inch apart, with figures between
them-this is the brhee rule. On
the side of the tongue opposite the
brace the rule is the octagon scale.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09
THE SAVAGE WAY.
How the Indian Treats an Iniury---Old
Time Methods.

The savage is emphatically the
child of nature. He lives close to
nature, his only education is gained
in natures school.
When the Indian receives an IN
jury, he does not seek cure in
mineral poisons. but binds on the
simple leaf, administers the herbal
tea, and, with natures aid, comes
natural recovery.
Our rugged ancestors, who pierced
the wilderness, built their uncouth
but comfortable log cabins and star
ted the clearings in the woods. which
in time became the broad, fertile
fields of the modern farmer, found in
roots and herbs that lay close at
hand natures potent remedies for
all their common ailments. 1t was
only in very serious cases they sent
for old "saddle-bag with his phys
ic, which quite as often killed as
cured.
Latter day society has wandered
too far away from nature, in every
way, for its own good. Our grand
fathers and grandmothers lived
wholesome, purer, better, healthier,
more natural lives than we do. Their
minds were not filled with noxious
isms, nor their bodies saturated
with poisonous drugs.
Is it not time to make change, to
return to the simple vegetable prep
arations of our grandmothers, which
contained the power and potency of
nature as remedial agents, and in all
the ordinary ailments were effica-
cious, at least harmless?
The proprietors of Warmers Log
Cabin Remedies have thought so,
and have put on the market a num-
ber of these pure vegetable prepara-
tions, made from formulas secured
after patient searching into the an
nails of the past, so that those who
want them need not be without
them.
Among these Log Cabin remedies
will lie found 'Log Cabin Sarsapa-
rilla'', for the blood; Log Cabin
Hops and Buchu Remedy" tonic
stomach remedy; Log Cabin Cough
and Consumption Remedy" Log
Cabin Scalpine," for strengthening
and renewing the hair; Log Cabin
Extract" for both external and in
ternal application; "Log Cabin Liv-
.er Pills." LOG Cabin Rose Cream"
an old but effective remedy for ca
tarrh. and LOG Cabin Plasters."
All these remedies are carefully pre-
pared from recipes which were found,
after long investigation, to have been
those most successfully used by our
grandmothers of ''ye olden time"
They are the simple, vegetable, cffi-
cacious remedies of Log Cabin days.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09
CONCERNING CARRIERS.
Annie Jenness Miller in D,ess.

Annie Jenness Miller In Dless.
Four years ago we very reluctant
" gave up pair of spiral wire gar
ters. worn below the knee, which
h, Id our stockings perfectly smooth,
and did not interfere with perfect
circulation. this spiral arrangement
having no relation to the nerve and
muscle paraIyzing elastic garter.
But we were told anything worn
around the leg was in the nature OF
a ligature, and must be abandoned |;
so away went our comfortable and
satisfactory spirals, while we plum
ged into a mild form OF rioting In
different styles and patterns of at
tachments. recommended as ''lm-
proved and hygienic."
We were seeking truth in detail,
and discomfort only added to our
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09
MADE oUr-oF MISERY.
Dollars That Mark Sad Steps On the
Down-hill Road.
New York Tribune.

A pawnbroker was busily engag-
ed yesterday afternoon looking
through his books in his shop on
the Bowery, near Hester street. One
of Inspector Byrnes' detectives stood
at his elbow, looking over the book
also. The detective was looking for
some stolen property, which he had
been informed had been planted"
in this place. While they were run
ming over the items, there was a
sharp ring of the office door-bell, and
a woman walked slowly to the coun-
ter. Her clothes were faded black,
and torn in places. There was moth
ing but sadness in the pinched lines
in her face, and her emaciated body.
and trembling-hands told a story.of
woe and misery louder than words.
She started back a pace or two>as
the pawnbroker stepped nimbly in
front of her from behind his desk,I
as if half inclined to get away from
the place altogether. There were
tears in her eyes when she went
back to the counter, and she turned
her face partly around from the
pawnbroker to hide her emotion.
There is little sentiment in the
pawnbroker's heart and he tapped
nervously on the counter, waiting
for the woman to say or do some
thing. After a moments mental
struggle, she took heavy gold ring
from her finger and pushed it to-
ward the money lender. 1t was her
wedding ring. The pawnbroker ex-
amined the ring closely, weighed it
and tested its quality with acid.
Being satisfied that it was genuine,
he laid 50 and a ticket on the coun'
ter. He did not ask the woman's
name; she had been to see him be-
fore. She clutched the money
quickly and hurried away, trying
vainly to keep back the sobs that
welled up in her throat.
"Well, that's the end of her," said
the pawnbroker, as the smile of Shy
lock spread over his face, and rails
ed wrinkles on his bald bead.
"What do you mean 2" he was.
asked.
ut means that I've lost her trade,
and will probably never see here
again. No matter how hard the
luck a woman is in, the last thing
to 90 is the wedding ring. Her
husband may have been worthless
scoundrel, but she will stick to the
ring until there is nothing else to
pawn. A pawnbroker is constant
witness of the decline Of the human
race. or, at least, certain portion
of il. Watching the slow march
from wealth to poverty is his daily
amusement. Take the case of this
woman. 1t is typical one. She
came here first about two years ago.
She was then gay, well-dressed, and
had diamonds in her ears and on
her fingers. She threw off a dia
mond ring with careless air, and
asked for a loan, explaining that it
was only temporary affair, and
that she would be in in few days
and redeem it. She came back
again, not to redeem, but to pledge
more of her property. She kept
coming from time to time, until
now, when all her jewelry and cloth
ing of any value is in pawn. | have
watched this thing thousands of
times in my forty years experience,
and it's an old story"
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09
Loss Of Appetite,
Sick Headache,
Bad Breath, etc.

The treatment of Constipation does
not consist merely in unloading the
bowels The medicine must not only
act as purgative, but be tonic as well
and not produce after its use q eater cos
tiveness. To secure a regular habit OF
body without changing tho diet or dis
organizing the system.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09

The man who fills his ice-house
provides himself with conservator
of health and servant of pleasure.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1887-12-09

Better is it to have one pair of
trousers with money in the pockets,
than two pairs with empty pockets.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

hefbes; de Ledru Rollin, sur la place
de &C nom ; de Claude Bernard, en- face
du College de France; d'Henri Ro-
gnanlt, a l'6cole des Beaux Arts; de
Bossuet, fletcher, F6nelon, Massilon,
place st. Sulpice; ct de la R6publique,
sur l'ancienne place du Chateau d'Eau,
actuellement place de la R6publique.
Tontes ces statues ont leur historic ct
ont EN- leurs yicissitudes. La plusman-
cienne est celle de Henry ", SUP lie
Pont Neuf. Ellie fut d'abord eleye par
Marie de Medecis en- 1914, ct lie cheval
de bronze qui porte lie Roi Gallant await
etc fondu pour Ferdinand, due de Tos-
cane. Quand ce dernier mourut, Como
de Medicis en- fit cadeau a sa seur. LIE
batiment qui l'apporta en- France fit
naufrage en- vue DIES c6tes de Nor nan
die. ct lie cheval de bronze resta plus
dune aimee enseveli dams lie fond de la
mer. Ensuite on lie plaza sur TN pie.
destal, sur lie terre- plein du PontNauf,
avec 10 statue d'Henry " enfoui mutt
lie quadrupede. En- 1892 cavala tibet
cheval fnrent fondus pour rash
Ter des canons, ct en- 1918, une Ael
veile statue excitement pareille aera
premiere fut erig6e. En- 1871, pendant
la commune, ellie ne subit aucun dom
mage.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
Ce que l'on peut faire avec Cine
Piastres.

Tn petit montant d'argent va quel.
quefois bien loin. CONNIE illustration
de Get avan6e qu'on lise co qui suit
base sur un incident qu'on dit avoir re.
element arrive:
A devait SIS a B B devait 800 a G;
G devait S15 a d; D devait $50 q Z
devait $12.50 a F f devait $40 a A.
lis etaient tous assis a la meme table.
A ayant un billet de $5 lie passa a B,
en- faisant la remarque que celia payait
55 des SIS quill devait a B.
B passa lie billet a G, distant que celia
payait SIS des $50 quill devait.
c lie passa a D, ct paya SIS des SIS
quill devait a D.
d lie remit a E, Ell Placement des $50
quill lui devait.
E lie donna a F, CONNIE a-compte DIES
$12. so quill lui deyait
F lie remit a A, disant 'tceci acquitte
la Motto de la dette que e yous dois."
A lie passa a B, disant Je ne vous
dois a present que S."
B lie donna a C, en- faisant cette re-
marque "ceci rebuilt ma dette a So"
G le remit a E, en- lui disant 'je
yous dois maintenant $40"
G lie remet a F, avec cette remarque +:
"ceci rebuilt ma dette q $3.50"
F 10 passa a A. distant "maintenant
je ne vous dois plus rien.'
A lie passa aussit0t d B, soldant de
la sorte la balance quill lui devait.
B lie remit a G, reduisant ainsi sa
dette a SIS.
G s'acquitta de sa dette envers D, on
lui PEASANT de nouveau lie billet dc IS.
D le donna de uve a E, Oh di-
SAINT lie vous dois a present SIS"
Alors E fit Ia remarQue F: Isl vous
voulez me bonner $3.50 ceci reglera
mon compte avec vous."
F prit $3.50 de sa poche, ct les donna
a L, ct remit lie billet de SIS dams sa
poche ct ainsi lie charme fut rompu, le
seul billet de IS await pave $3.50, &C.
quite la dette de A MYERS B, celle de
G a D, celle de E a F, ct celle de F a
A ct en- meme temps await rebuilt la
dette de B MYERS c, de $50 a S., ct la
dette de D a E, de $50 a SIS.
Morale :-"Un peu lei ct un peu la
aide a payer de gros complies. Lar
gent circule de main en- main, ct les
a~ffaires sc font. Payez o dettes en-
enter. 81 vous pouvez, ct 81 vous ne
pouVez pas vous acquitter de tout lie
montant, payez quelque chose. Ce Qui
aide Pun aide rautre, ct tout lie monde
sen trouye bien.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

lie Mar6chal Basaine.-Madrid, 1s
avril-Le marechal Bazaine a etc as
sailli a%ujourd'hui par un ~francais qui
Ia attaqu6 avec III poignard en s'ecri-
ant J'ai venge ma patrie.' LIE ma
r6chal est gri6vement blesse q la tete.
Son assaillant est, croit-on, un cor
respondent de ~journaux de Paris.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Des petits groupes de noirs ont Ga ct
L. c@lebr6 sur divers points du Sud, di-
naDche dernier, lie viDgt, deuxieme an.
A-diversaire de Emancipation DIES es-
claves. A voir lie pea d'%enthousiasme
que d6ploient les affranchis au retour
de Get anniversaire, oil pourra croife
quils n'apprecient pas la liberte a sa
iuste valeur.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
WI. A. DAUPHHN.
New Orleans, La.
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
New Orleans National Bank,
New Orleans, La

REMEMRER That he presence Of Gen
erals ~BEAUREGARD and
Early, ,eho are IN charge of the Drawings, is
9 guarantee Of absolute fairness N Integrity,
Matithe chances are ell equal, and that no one
can possibly divine ,chat uataber ,riH dra,e a
prize.
"REMEMBER Mat the paym ent of all Phi
ses is GUARANTEED By FOUR M
II0NAL BANKS, and the tickets are signed
By The President Of an Institution, ,uhose char.
therefore, be,ease Of limitations and anonymous
schemes.n
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Jas. G. Blaine, candidat en- expecta-
tive q la prochaine presideuce, ct qui
voyage dams pOuest pour coutrebalan-
Ger Peffet produit par Ia tournee de
Sherman dams le Sud, u etc atteint dun
fort rhume, accompague de teyre, dams
10 territoire Indien.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

lie Pape ct la France.-Le Pape a re-
quis le Nonce a Paris de donner Passu.
rance au gouvernement franeais cue les
relations amicales qui existent entire la
Prusse ct lie Vatican, u'indiquent en-
aucune facon une attitude hostile de Ia
part du Vatican a regard de In France.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Vdnde dc CkepdT.-En 1885. les bou-
cherries dc viande de cleval du de-
partement de la Seine, France, ont livre
d la concentration 16,940 chevaux,
anes ct nulets. En- 1886. la consom-
nation s'est 6levee a 18.442 auimaux.
Augmentation 1902.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

La fameuse loi qui pretend regler les
relations commercials entire les Etats
fait deja pousser des cris de paon de
tons cot6s !; les frets ont generalement
augmente ct celia fait trouver la loi
inidue.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Un feu de prairie a balay6 II por-
ton du township de Grant, dams lie Da-
kota, vendredi soir, detruisant une re-
sidencee ct brilliant trois p%ersonnes. Ces
feux sont tres communs dams lie terri
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
LIE Banner, New Road, paroisse
2nsmAn rnnn6n dr 1G nur:l

LIE Banner, New Road, paroisse
Pointe- Coupee, du Is avril:.
L'ouverture du bayou Plaquemine Ell
le creusement de la bale de PAtchafa-
olaya cont 10 grande question a l'ordre
dujour, dams lie sud-onest de la Loui-
Ces travaux transformeraient
la region ct y ameneraient en- meme
temps une activite inconnue jnsqn'a
present. On ne peut done qu'applau-
dir aPentreprise de l,Association eta
Bile en- yue des am6liorations be l'At-
chafalaya ct du bayou Plaquemine.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

LIE Rhode Island a 6lu la semaine
derniere un gouverneur ct des officers
d'Etat dsmocrates. LIE suffrage a etc
refuse aux fepmes par uue majorit6 de
1888 votes.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Pour abr6ger les miseres ct adoucir
les punitions des criminels, la l6gisla-
ture de la Pennsylvania a decret@ qua
lavenir les executions capitales dams
PEtat SO feraient pas lie moyen de Fe.
lectricitS.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
PATENT RIGHT FOg ST

A good opening for a man Of enssIss
small capital is offered in the sale Of .AasI
D Right for the parishes OF st. Landg.
Lafayette for the manufacture and salse
WAdermuth Bed Spring, the simplest
most perfect adjustable bed spring afs
vented. The Right will be sold cheap ~
easy terms. Apply at this Office, 0rto
p. A. JUICE
April l6-tf.l Opelousass
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Decedf-A sa residence, Prairie Lau.
rent, p~aroisse st. Landry, lie 90 avril
1887, CONRAD SPEYRER, age de 20 ans,
9 mois ct 4 jonrs. Natif dc Dorren-
bach, Allemagne.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Nous %lisons, dams lie Signal. de Rayne,
q propos des ventes de terrains qui ont
Gu lieu, en- fevrier. a Crowley:
On lot, qui await etc achete Sos, a
etc rsvendu, mercredi 6 avril, $425-
b6n6fice net, $3.50, en- deux mois.
A &C taux, ajonte le Signal, les ter
rains qui ont et6 yendus $4,000, lie
jour de la vente, vaudraient a%ujour-
d'hui $Is0, 900.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
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$3.50 Reward,

"A REWARD of Seven Hundred ana 4
IA Dollars will he@aid for such iufofaaI
as will lead to the detection aud couYS
OF the lncendiary who fred my stahleeal
morning OF the 23d inst.
w, A. RoBERTsaA
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The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
N lotto :

A LII who are indebted to us fsr d
= through ar. P. S.. Cummings, Milll
call at our lumber yard, near Railroad II.
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u Agent. Thanking you for past tg4
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The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
~, I'm isune fermier du comt6 de Lee,

Tn ieune fermier du comt6 de Lee,
81 Ia semaine usr1ffsfoystsaSssass4aasSaasss
debit de liqueurs on, apres avoiT bn
jusqu'A concurrence de l'aFgent quill
await sur lui, il deposa son fusil en-
gage sur nm gallon de whisky quill por-
&c chez lui. III y but a sa soft usqu'au
op lendemain soir, ct, peLGuta ga mutt, de-
sesp6r6 de n'avoir plus de whisky, il
ALA go pendre dams la grange de son
pere. Sa femme, en- le t~rouvant mort
le ~lendemain, est devenue folle.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
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achich gives the Symptoms, Cause, and
the Best Treatment of each. A Table
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The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office Of the Company in Ne,o
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express
Money Orders. OF New York EXCHANGE ii
ordinary letter. Currency by Express "a
our expense addressed,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

L'Abeille de la Nouvelle-OslsaAs
NDITION quotidienne, $40 par a.
- d'ayance; hebdomadaire, $Sp
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23
For Sale.

"A FINE RESIDENCE, with OH necessary
- ontbulldinga md improvements, and sni.
aeleno lana for Q small farm, adjoining tile
cheap, Apply ct this Office. asst.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Sets inside or outside of water house. Price below all competton-n each OF every
naum Hla md gin in the country. Write for large catalogue and state all the particulars
bout your power, Iron cases for wheels to set inside or ousde-PRIcEs Low.
r Best Portable Corn M!ilI i'm the Market: Took the frstp premium at the
georgia ALABAMA and South Carolina State Fairs over Thirteen Competitors. 1t
the Best Meal and more O. fit %#
=, ID 1sest saw Mill. Pony Mill with the latet and best improvements variable
ea dtnE beats then all and no mistake. Ratchets works etc,c complete except
saw, 10 cut WO teetpe lay. fr$ $780, 1t is warranted to cut 1000 feet per day with Six
Power Engine Just link of his! Larger mills nde to order.
ca.M Mnlstenesk for all purposes The largest stock IN THE SOUTH. Send for prices. Mill
all kinds ShttIg% Puneys, ETC.. Don't buy any kind of mill or machine without
fdg Fo,nder AM NasnoSinsts aIsntts Go"%Soi,s
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

LIZ DscyUf Ascs-OA Nv uNM6
dc Terrebonne:
Que l4gonverneur Nichols Sc SOFT
convert dsS gloire en- Virginie. Ell com
Blatant pds &c gull croyait, et Go que
nous eroy0Ss 6tre juste; ct que pour
cette cause SAait perdu un bras ct une
jambe-rEtaA lui d deja temoigne sa
gratitude ct son admiration en- le nom
mani gonverhenr-c'6tait jnste; mails
IN Louisiana ne dot pas oublier, que liz
gUerre ne 80 fait pas qu'avec des gene
raux, eF que nous avons beaucoup de-
soIdpsN qui 10 sont distingu6s u le
Hchasnp de bataille. De cenx-la OH De
parls m6me pas de leur bonner uDe
nomination de jnge de- paix. Est &c
juste CONNIE t~onjonrs, celni aai fait
IL plus est Il moths r6coinpens6.- C'est
dc Ii R6forsne.
DanS Ha l0tsre -dsaccepsance aDTAs laI
nomination az 1876, Ii -gouvarnenr
Nichols disait !" have no friends To-
favor and no foes to punisli.1 Je mai
ami d favoriser ni enneml b pnnir''
yrai.-Plus tard il punissait ses
amis ct f~avorisaib SEES ennemis.-Cest
soljours de ia R6forme.
In 1884, dams le premier District
Congressional, lorsgue WarmOth Ell
snttee vonlaient eaacer les noans de-
'000 d6moerates das r6gistres, ain da6
Ire Carlton Hunt c0ntre le candidat
'6nlourate n6guiier, nous entendions
Enc4re ~ geaverneur Nichols dire stJe
uis pref 3 MAILER zayec n'imnorte
|aease race ain d'annihiIer Ia Ring
l@ MsaNf RSsa1 n0~3afESff@ TIN p4nw 49,,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

La ReuieaO, Morgan City, paroisse
Ste. Marie, du 9 ayril:
Dimancbe dernier, o etc organisee,
lei, une association en- we d~'am6liorer
lsAtchafaiaya ct le bayou. PIaquemine.
On veut s'assurer un chenal dune pro-
fondenr c0nvenable depuis Pembou-
chnre de pAtchafalaya, jusQn'au Collie
du Mexique ct onvrir lembouchure du
bayou PIaquemine.
Ia direction est compose dc NM. #.
0'Brien, president; G. II. ST Clair.
tr6sorier; j. r. Jolley. secretaire ct s.
g. Lanaux, sousssecretaire. Ellie s'est
mise en- correspondence avec les locaIi-
It's int6ress6es B ~l'entreprise, dams ie
bnt d'6tablir d'autrcs associations qui
pouFsuivraient 10 meme but, en- COM
nun avec ellie.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-23

Guibollard await quatre freres qui lui
ressemblaient as'y ~meprendre, physi-
quement ct moralement.
I'm matin quill 6tait sorti, les quatre
freres s'imaginerent quill etait tomb6
rdansle-npits du iardin. Ilsy coururenh.